Minnesota Christmas forecast: Warm temps but drizzle could create slick roads up north
MN weather: Warm Christmas, potential for slick roads
Warm temperatures on Christmas will lead to a mild weekend, but a light drizzle could create some slick spots for northern Minnesota.
(FOX 9) - It will be a warmer-than-normal Christmas for the Twin Cities, but a light drizzle could create some travel trouble for people headed north on Thursday.
Christmas Day forecast in MN
What we know:
Mild temperatures will persist in the Twin Cities through Saturday, with highs around 35 degrees on Thursday. However, northern Minnesota, stretching down to the edge of the Twin Cities, faces a winter weather advisory due to a wintry mix including potential freezing drizzle that could create slick road conditions.
The other side:
A dense fog advisory is also in effect for southern Minnesota until 9:00 a.m. on Thursday. Travelers should be cautious of freezing fog on roadways.
What's next:
The warm Christmas will lead to mild temperatures over the weekend with a high temperature in the low 40s expected on Saturday. That doesn't last long as temps plunge back into the teens on Sunday.